Globalisation, accounting critique and the university

Critical Perspectives on Accounting

Volumn 15, Issue 4-5, 2004, Pages 715-730

  Poullaos, Chris ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG   (Australia)

Author keywords

Accounting critique; Critical accounting; Globalisation

Indexed keywords

EID: 2942633230     PISSN: 10452354     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S1045-2354(03)00057-1     Document Type: Note

References (74)

1. Armstrong MA. The political economy of international transfer pricing, 1945-1994: state, capital and the decomposition of class. Critic Perspect Acc 1998;9(4):391-432.
2. Arnold PJ. From the union hall: a labor critique of the new manufacturing and accounting regimes. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(4):423.
3. Arnold PJ, Cooper C. A tale of two classes: the privatisation of medway ports. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(2):127-52.
4. Arnold PJ, Sikka P. Globalization and the state-profession relationship: the case of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International. Acc Organ Society 2001;28(6):475-99.
5. Birkett W, Poullaos C. From accounting to management. a global perspective. In: Birkett W, Poullaos C, editors. IFAC Financial & Management Accounting Committee Study 11. A Profession Transforming: From Accounting to Management, IFAC. New York; 2001. p. 3-20.
6. Boczko T. A critique on the classification of contemporary accounting: towards a political economy of classification - the search for ownership. Critic Perspect Acc 2000;11(2):131-53.
7. Boyce G. Now and then: revolutions in higher education. Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(5/6):575-601.
8. Braun D, Merrien F-X. Towards a new model of governance for universities? A comparative view. London & Philadelphia: Jessica Kingsley Publishers; 1999.
9. Broadbent J. The gendered nature of "accounting logic": pointers to an accounting that encompasses multiple values. Critic Perspect Acc 1998;9(3):267-97.
10. Caramanis CV. International accounting firms versus indigenous auditors: intra-professional conflict in the Greek auditing profession, 1990-1993. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(2):153-96.
11. Caramanis CV. The interplay between professional groups, the state and supranational agents: Pax Americana in the age of 'globalisation'. Acc Organ Society 2002;27(4/5):379-408.
12. Castells M. The information age: economy, society and culture. vol. 1. The rise of the network society. Massachusetts & Oxford: Blackwell; 1996.
13. Castells M. The information age: economy, society and culture. vol. II. The power of identity. Massachusetts & Oxford: Blackwell; 1997.
14. Castells M. The information age: economy, society and culture. vol. III. End of millennium. Massachusetts & Oxford: Blackwell; 1998.
15. Coady T, editor. Why universities matter. A conversation about values, means and directions. St. Leonards, NSW: Allen & Unwin; 2000.
16. Clarke PJ, Thorley Hill N, Stevens K. Activity based costing in Ireland: barriers to, and opportunities for, change. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(4):443-68.
17. Coffin Z. The top ten effects of XBRL: the future of internet reporting. In: Hannon N, Coffin Z, editors. Introducing XBRL: decision making in a digital economy. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall; 2001. 15 pp.
18. Cooper C. Against postmodernism: class-oriented questions for critical accounting. Critic Perspect Acc 1997;8(1/2):15-41.
19. Cooper S. Introduction. In: Cooper S, Hinkson J, Sharp G, editors. Scholars and entrepreneurs. The universities in crisis. North Carlton, Vic.: Arena Publications; 2002. p. 1-6.
20. Cooper DJ, Sherer M. The value of corporate accounting reports: arguments for a political economy of accounting. Acc Organ Society 1984;9(3/4):207-32.
21. Cooper DJ, Tinker T. Editorial. Critic Perspect Acc 1990;1(1):1-3.
22. Cooper DJ, Greenwood R, Hinings B, Brown JL. Globalization and nationalism in a multinational accounting firm: the case of opening new markets in Eastern Europe. Acc Organ Society 1998;23(5/6):531-48.
23. Cooper S, Hinkson J, Sharp G, editors. Scholars and entrepreneurs. The universities in crisis. North Carlton, Vic.: Arena Publications; 2002.
24. Cousins J, Mitchell A, Sikka P. Auditor liability: the other side of the debate. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(2):283-312.
25. Davies A, Thomas R. Managerialism and accountability in higher education: the gendered nature of restructuring and the costs to academic service. Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(2):179-93.
26. Di Fazio W. Poverty, the postmodern and the jobless future. Critic Perspect Acc 1998;8(1):57-74.
27. Dillard JF. Accounting as a critical social science. Acc Aud Acc J 1991;4(1):8-28.
28. Dillard JF. Dialectical possibilities of thwarted responsibilities. Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(5/6):621-41.
29. Dominelli L, Hoogvelt A. Globalisation, the privatisation of welfare, and the changing role of professional academics in Britain. Critic Perspect Acc 1996;7(1/2):191-212.
30. Dunn CL, McCarthy WE. The REA accounting model: intellectual heritage and prospects for progress. J Info Systems 1997;11(1):31-51.
31. Esposito D, Aronowitz S, Chancer L, Di Fazio W, Yard M. The (in)spectre returns! global capitalism and the future of work. Critic Perspect Acc 1998;9(1):7-54.
32. Fogarty TJ. The education of accountants in the U.S.: reason and its limits at the turn of the century. Critic Perspect Acc 1997;8(1/2):45-68.
33. Gallhofer S, Haslam J. Beyond accounting: the possibilities of accounting and "critical" accounting research. Critic Perspect Acc 1997;8(1/2):71-95.
34. Gray R. Imagination, a bowl of petunias and social accounting. Critic Perspect Acc 1998;9(2):205-16.
35. Gray R. The social accounting project and accounting organizations and society: privileging engagement, imaginings, new accountings and pragmatism over critique? Acc Organ Society 2002;27(7):687-708.
36. Gray R, Collison D, French J, McPhail K, Stevenson L. The professional accountancy bodies and the provision of education and training in relation to environmental issues. Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland, Edinburgh; 2001.
37. Green DL. Litigation risk for auditors and the risk society. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(2):339-53.
38. Gurd B. (Re)living the researched experience. Critic Perspect Acc 2000;11(2):255-8.
39. Hao Z. Regulation and organisation of accountants in China. Acc Aud Acc J 1999;12(3):286-302.
40. Hanlon G. International professional labour markets and the narratives of accountants. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(2):199-221.
41. Hardt M, Negri A. Empire. Cambridge, USA & London: Harvard University Press; 2000.
42. Harley S. Accountants divided: research, selectivity and academic accounting labour in UK universities. Critic Perspect Acc 2000;11(5):549-82.
43. Held D, McGrew A, Goldblatt D, Perraton J. Global transformations. Cambridge: Polity Press; 1999.
44. Hinkson J. Perspectives on the crisis of the university. In: Cooper S, Hinkson J, Sharp G, editors. Scholars and entrepreneurs. The universities in crisis. North Carlton: Arena Publications; 2002. p. 233-67.
45. Hirst P, Thompson G. Globalization in question. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Polity Press; 1999.
46. Hopkins AG, editor. Globalization in world history. London: Pimlico; 2002.
47. Hopper T, Annisette MA, Dastoor N, Uddin DP, Wickramasinghe DP. Introduction. In: Jones S, Romano C, Ratnatunga J, editors. Accounting theory. A contemporary review. Sydney, Fort Worth, London, Orlando, Toronto: Harcourt Brace; 1995. p. 517-50.
48. Humphrey C. Audit research: looking beyond North America. Critic Perspect Acc 2001;12(3):369-76.
49. IFAC Financial & Management Accounting Committee Study 11. In: Birkett W, Poullaos C, editors. A profession transforming: from accounting to management. New York: IFAC; 2001.
50. Jones S, Romano C, Ratnatunga J. Accounting theory. A contemporary review. Sydney, Fort Worth, London, Orlando, Toronto: Harcourt Brace; 1995.
51. Klein N. No logo. London: Flamingo; 2000.
52. Lehman G. Reclaiming the public sphere: problems and prospects for corporate social and environmental reporting. Critic Perspect Acc 2001;12(6):713-33.
53. Mann M. Globalisation and September 11. New left review 12, Nov/Dec; 2001. p. 51-72.
54. Martin R. Fragmentation and fetishism: the postmodern in Marx. Critic Perspect Acc 1998;9(1):77-93.
55. McGoun EG. Hypperreal finance. Critic Perspect Acc 1997;8(1/2):97-122.
56. McPhail K. The dialectic of accounting education: from role identity to ego identity. Critic Perspect Acc 2001;12(4):471-99.
57. Montagna P. Modernism vs. postmodernism in management accounting. Critic Perspect Acc 1997;8(1/2):125-45.
58. Neu D, Cooper DJ, Everett J. Critical accounting interventions. Critic Perspect Acc 2001;12(6):735-62.
59. Olson O, Guthrie J, Humphrey C, editor. Global warning: debating international developments in new public financial management. Oslo: Cappelen Akademisk Forlag As, Oslo; 1998.
60. Pant LW. The growing role of informal controls: does organization learning empower or subjugate workers? Critic Perspect Acc 2001;12(6):697-712.
61. Parker LD. It's been a pleasure doing business with you: a strategic analysis of university change management. Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(5/6):603-19.
62. Peck JJ. Proportionate liability: the emerging global standard. Critic Perspect Acc 1999;10(2):377-86.
63. Rose N, Miller P. Political power beyond the state: problematics of government. Br J Sociology 1992;43(2):173-205.
64. Roslender R. Relevance lost, and found: critical perspectives on the practice of management accounting. Critic Perspect Acc 1996;7(5):533-61.
65. Saravanamuthu K, Tinker T. The university in the new corporate world. Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(5/6):545-54.
66. Seal W, Sucher P, Zelenka I. Post-socialist transition and the development of an accountancy profession in the Czech Republic. Critic Perspect Acc 1996;7(4):485-508.
67. Sikka P. From the politics of fear to the politics of emancipation. Critic Perspect Acc 2000;11(3):369-80.
68. Sikka P, Willmott H. Practising critical accounting. Critic Perspect Acc 1997;8(1/2):149-65.
69. Stiglitz J. Globalization and its discontents. London: Allen Lane/Penguin; 2002.
70. Sutton S. The changing face of accounting in an information technology dominated world. Int J Acc Info Systems 2000;1(1):1-8.
71. Tilling MV. The dialectic of the university in times of revolution: echoes of the industrial revolution? Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(5/6):555-74.
72. Tinker T. Paper prophets. New York: Prager; 1985.
73. Tinker T. Critical research in the United States. Critic Perspect Acc 2002;13(4):517-26.
74. University of Wollongong, Strategic Draft Plan, 2001-2005, http://www.uow.edu.au/about/stratplan/2002/process.html, accessed September 2002.